3001 Kino
You find the 3001 Kino in Hamburg’s Schanzenviertel, on the former Montblanc site. It is an arthouse and documentary cinema with a compact screening room. Many films play in their original language with subtitles.
Jens Meyer, Rainer Krisp and Thomas Schröder founded it, and it opened in 1991. The surrounding complex grew from an alternative-use project launched after Hamburg bought the site in 1990. Later changes in ownership and tenancy brought rising rents, prompting protests in 2016. Through these changes, the venue has continued hosting regional and international festivals.
Its festival programme includes the Latin America Film Days, the Mo&Friese Short Film Festival and Japan Filmfest Hamburg. Europa Cinemas membership links this work to a network supporting cultural diversity in film. Premieres and special screenings often include filmmaker discussions, offering direct exchanges about the work. The documentary programme has earned several awards, including the Kinoprogrammpreis in 2008. Wheelchair users also have facilities designed to make the venue accessible.
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